CONCH GRAPPLERS SNAG 16TH STRAIGHT DISTRICT DUALS TITLE
On Jan. 9, FHSAA’s 1A District 16 teams were scheduled to meet in the Southernmost City for district duals action. Despite an eight-team pool, only two showed...
CONCH BOYS HOLD WINNING RECORD AS STAR RETURNS FROM INJURY
The Centurions of Circle Christian traveled from Winter Park to play a pair of games in the Keys to begin the new year. Key West spoiled their...
IN PICTURES: CELTIC FESTIVAL BRINGS THOUSANDS TO MARATHON COMMUNITY PARK
Irish and Scottish tunes floated through the air as kilts in every direction heralded the return of the Florida Keys Celtic Festival on Jan. 11 and 12...
HIP TO THE SCENE: MUSIC IS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT
When I started playing music with other people, we spent a lot of time in rehearsal spaces. Large warehouse buildings with dozens of practice rooms on each...
CAPTAIN JOEL’S FISHIN’ HOLES: IN THE KEYS, FLATLINING ISN’T A BAD THING
The art of flatlining is simply the ability to allow your bait to flow from the boat out to the game fish at the same rate and...
FUNCTIONALLY CAFFEINATED WELLNESS: NEW YEAR, NEW YOU, NEW RULES
As the clock struck midnight on Dec. 31, millions of people around the world made the same resolution: to get healthier in the new year. The motivation...
KEYS HISTORY: RAILWAY PAVES WAY FOR A DRIVE ON THE STRETCH
When driving in and out of the Florida Keys, most people take the 18-Mile Stretch. It is usually the fastest route. Card Sound Road is the other...
JOHN BARTUS: JIMMY CARTER LIVED A LIFE OF SERVICE TO HUMANITY
I suppose I first became aware of Jimmy Carter when I lived in South Carolina in the 1970s. He was the down-home peanut farmer from Plains, Georgia...
TELL YOUR NEXT FISH STORY WITH THESE 2025 KEYS TOURNAMENTS
Jan. 7-9: Islamorada SailFly Tournament. Islamorada. Teams gathered for the 25th anniversary of this competition to fly fish for Atlantic sailfish. Captains slow-troll with live baits with...
POOL SPEEDSTERS NAMED TO THE 2024 ALL-KEYS SWIM & DIVE TEAM
In a district literally surrounded by water, it is curious that just two of the Keys’ three public high schools have competitive swimming on their athletic schedules....
